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44 ll 44 4 4 Txiij roxax rnri; oxTTjivoxirr; aijrxxiiuxii.v- niTTfm CLOSED CLOTHIERS PLEASED convention Regarded as Most Successful Ever Held by Industry. VX.1 VOLUME SURPRISES Bvytn From Nearly Every Country in the World Attend and Express Satisfaction. NEW OFFICERS ELECTED Voiland of Topka Chosen President Start Movement to Moot Hore Again. The Urt day of tho exhibition and eoeventioa cf tho National Association cf tvttall Clothiers at Madison Square Cartfen brought forth exclamations of delight frcm tho mxauf acttirers who iiLMTd their goods over tho volume faf business they bod done. Kvery one agreed that It woo tho most successful oxhthlUoa at tho kind over held, and -no-remeot woo begun to have tt bold in Jitw York again next jroor.

1 jl3 Stat in tho Union and tho posocsslono woro represented among tho buyers, Tbojr came from 'Central sod South iinric and from Europe ond Xnselm retiring ProoidecC of tho association, sold tho convention marked srest stop for--ward la the clothing Industry and that he felt tho good result of It would bo shown not only In tho trade, but also to consumer. Without question tho convention which wo have just closed bos bean the most wonderful In tho history of our Mr. ouc-fcessrui from tho standpoint of attendance on tne part of retailers as well as a business proposition In that tho majuafacsurera have benefited to tho tiArt extent. Wo know that all our exhib.tors are satisfied with their In-I vestment In the merchandise exposition; oven eocce of those who at first were lukewarm, or even skeptical, nave 1 coene to no an told as that tt would 1 have bean a mistake on their part to I have stayed out. Never before has the New York market responded tn such Impressive fsshion.

What pleases us irojt of all Is tho wonderful way In which they entertained our women folks. All the women have expressed them-- selves as delighted with New Tork wo Eiea as hostesses. All In all. the New 1 NEW INCORPORATIONS -b Terk Charters. pecia! te Tbe Vw Tera Yimes.

A LEANT. Sept- 15. aew eor-pcrUcr wim aa aggregate casitallsatioa ef t4) were chartered today. They tcrlude: Cantoa Tress Maansttan. eotamlsslea swcHants.

IVX00O; M. P. Heeewasaer. R-Stpoer. S.

Eimon. (AMoraeys. Lswntrttt, -triinen. Cams A Onrta. 120 Broadway.) lUMSa A Bvck.

XISRha-tan. book and Job srlaUa. 5.U0; J. GLwu. I.

Ufrk, H1-kor. (Anorwr, N. U. Hutier, ST 4th A v. I J.

L. aisckels. Msnaattaa. dressmakers. IS.0k.: J.

aad L. Mickel. A. B. Carbes.

(Attorney. D. Taabenfeld. 43 West 34th St.) Murrte. torlnt XIsnKaJ tan.

115 O0O; J. L. Murrte. B. Fertead.

J. B. Yerneu. tAtieraey. O.

W. en tn. Wtittaja t. Kria Protfucia. StjLahsttan.

eemmijniea. U. Heres. J. pTCailsskaa, H.

Wele-s-aaa. tAt'erarya WelMnaaa Xerts, Cam 8t-. Brooklyn.) werkers Ceaalng tyelng Usn-kata. M.0tV: J. Effra.

E. Chrit. U. Lasws. (Attoraey, W.

Karisea. 102 Nassau AUss Ltfsat Wear Manhattan. OT0. D. Korafloid.

M- Sepler. J. VI. Levy. N.

Frank. tfO ttmadway.) I R- J. Floyd, 4nartant store, 1100: R. J. smt R- E.

Floyd. St K. Jous. 1 I Attorney. 1.

Kiein. fteeler t- Jeeaean ttoalty Holding Mashattaa. slUtM); J. Seumark. N.

tluensberg. (Attor- ser. A- twvta 200 Fifth Ave.) Queens Vehicle Manhattan. tCI.OOO; K. Hirti, H.

WlHaun, J. Caliahaa. (At-tDrarTe. tVeiamann 4 Herts. 04 Court I Treee Uotypr printing.

iUO0; J. U. rrCennet. Y. J.

Cannoa. H. rI- (Attoraey. J. M.

Scoaaari. 14J West Wta St.) P.aa Parehase 0 Sales Vsnhattan. 10.00): J. J. Regan.

S. Kemttoh. L. cleans. (Attorney.

11. Weiss, Beehmaa at.) I Amalgamated Exchange ef Alwrirt. llaa-. feattaa. aioi.cn atrtare plays.

1.f; C. Vraas, M. rwvldaoa. H. tiroeamaa.

(At-i Vom.ja. H. and M. Fraak. 1 Rerter et.) i FVrrtu Ho--4irg Manhattan, realty.

IKM.U.O. JA. W. Bermaa. L.

Block. C. Lwethal. (Attorney. B.

Boudin. 110 'Ht 40th FT.) Bearh Wholesale Confeeilenery i Q-jeia. UO.uuO: W. C. Wuilally, L.

Klchols, Lorketta. (Atterney. si. N. Botes.

SS bnedwajr.) Torek A Reinfeld. Manhattan, printing an4 mhoe-rapAiae. lt.O0O: li. M. Rrinfeid.

A. F. Tarea. (Aturaey. F.

R. fentlarg. Liberty St Mutual Perfaroery Brooklyn. gS.OOO; 1 A. Canal.

F. P. Ftnnoecnio. (Attorney, T- J. Waii.

17 Cedar ot. Mutvaie Coaetruetlnn Tonkers. E. A. Alexander.

J. Andrea. C. F. (Attorney.

Alexander. ankers. Cstted 8ortls of Brr.ru Bronx, real estate, li.wu. a. Troetlwr.

R. G. Huh. K. J- WUle.

tAtterne. Kelfrt Committee ef Br-ax County. i21 fcast itv.h St.) Petty hmwa Garment Manhattan. tZi.UA; K. Uevtne.

N. L. Ureen. C. Lvveea.

H. M. Beniamtn. -V StU Av. rwt Manhattan, nut hair nets.

VOuo. 1 and C. Levy. (Attor- T. L.

M. Wolf. 110 West 00th 8t.) Bryaat Court l.eaity Alanhattas, C. acH M. aril A.

J. Wrtnsteta. (Aoraey. A. achats.

Broadway. Haouuels PaAery Rockawav. i-Y(V; 4 J. Ulurr. 8.

Cohw. I A I torn S. W. fliUItra. i Beekasaa 8t.

APiaty Toy 0 Nove4ly Albany. C. klarsfeid. L. ad H.

kiatuu (Attorneya a I arh, APany.t Xlatrv Paaeameaterte Novelty Mfg. Jju.tj. P. and J. anr I.

Zla-1 tAl'oriey. S. 2it0 HrndiJ lety Orr-Ninatton Auto Man-; 1 kAtaa. tOXKt; 'i. K.

Tewies. A. R. Al-aeao. p.

a. Meincl. (Af.ornty. K. J.

Knorr. Albaty.) f. S. ftho- nronklya. $30.00: S.

een4o. 3. 1. itiraano. (Attorney.

R. MvMnlft. J77 Broadeay.l Bedford I'laaa Cairt.rt. Ureeklrn. aid J.

sartftaooa. N. -erhooa. Attaraey. J.

D. dt-pkaaidls. 27 William Aatolaette Oevns. Manhattan. aa.KW: A.

e. Hi.l.r, 1. Atnaterdam. (Atter- s-y. E.

A. K.ein. 1.K10 Uroadwsy.) Awcoo ReaJty Co klanhattan. Aj.OilO: if. M.

W. Soo. M. Tucker. I ARoeys.

Jloeoa Newman. 1 Sart mom Bros. Manhattan, bakeries, aad M. and L. r'euer.

(Attorneys. TT iT. a Eruedway.l erTr Eiigtnertng U.rrlrk. antoa. J-OO; c.

t. and W. C. Rayncr. (i A.

fre Jr. (Attorney. S. If. awsy.

aarC) Fons. Buffalo, merchandise, J- iad v- nJ Uchtman. (At-' n7', Dmstcker. Fuk. Xrcatj Block.

tl'T importing Manhattan, v- H. M. Menkee. M. (Attorneya.

lAnd. PXelffer A vrlrat te-lr M.I wo Trading Buffalo, realty. a M- A. Harrlmrton. Sri1- Kellogg.

lUb-k A euilvan. Buffalo .) LCAft i Mtr.uittn. eJMv: Ion Manhattan, H. Cr.enb.rs WTr-- 12 Weat 42d i Menhattan. llo.nnO; J.

r- 0'' Coldalrln. (Attorney. 377 ear tilZH9 Hoidina Manittan. reaitr. ewwu.

U. bthwartx, 1. Kuaenbium. li. rrTT1 M'leinser.

J. iMempie. (Attor-p' 5- J- Ssaaceoo, W. ail St. to-.

Manhattan, auto appll- 1Iry1- Tork convention closed as tho moot memorable In our history." Repeat Orders Already Censing. It was fuund by tho manufacturers that many buyers who hod already re ceived their goods for tho Fall were attending the exhibition' and buying more goods, and J. H. Carmlchael of lckhara-Koreman. said this was so general that he expected tho season to te the moat prosperous in the baitory of tho trade.

The convention passed a resolution tn which It expressed the gratitude of the association to the Mayor and other city ofltciaU. the trade papers and daily pre, me trade organisations which fos tered the exhibition, for the efforts which bad led to tho success of tho ex- nioition. New officers of tho assoclstion wore also elected, beaded by Fred Voiland of Topeka. as Resident. The Vice President elected were Sol Schloss.

In dtanapoiis: H. K. King. Seattle: Dave nana. Memphis: George Salberg.

roughkeepsle Julius C. Morse. Boston. snd Oeorre Kb-an. Madison.

Wis. At Simon, Chicago, was elected Treasurer. Tne following were elected os a Con ventton Committee to choose a city for next years convention: Fred Chairman: Rry Rigelow. CWirge Cot-trell. W.

Fleet Kirk. C. H. Urover. Du-mont Feck.

Sidney Levy. A. J. Mo Adams. R.

Walter Bennett and J. A. Lindenberg. So many cities pressed their claims that the committee took thatn all under advisement and will make its selection later. Will Weill of Robert Keis et Co.

was the chief booster for New York, as he said the exhibition bad proved that this city draws tho biggest gathering of real buyers. It was estimated that between 80.000 ond 10O.0OO persons had vlsted the Gar- aen during tho week. About fl.O"0 at tended1 each day, ond on three nights tho Style Show filled every seat in the house and all standing room. Tho great ad vantage ef the convention because of the large number of visitors, from the point of view of the trade, was the number of friendships and business acquaintances established, and the belter understanding established between men who have dealt together heretofore only at a distance. Oppose' Price-Raising Legislation.

Tho convention also went 'on record against any legislation which would raise the price, of clothing to the consumer. A resolution protesting against wholesalers doing a retail business without conducting separate establishments for that purpose was passed, and a committee was appointed to attempt to find soma legsl way of dealing with tho situation. Discounts for various lines of clothing were also recommended for presentation to tho wholesalers, so as to bring about uniform discounts tn tho trade. A resolution of thanks was ls extended to the New Tork Men's and Boys' Apparel Industries, which invited the association to hold Its convention her, and to Alfred J. Silbersteln.

its executive director. Prises for tho best window displays in the last twelve months were awarded W. Teager of Bloomington. 111., for the best men's clothing display and the best men's furnishing display, and the best display of hats and cans, three separate groups. E.

H. Leaker -of Chicago, won the prise for the best display of boy's clothing, and Mr. Yeager won the prise for the most complete set of window displays submitted. In the advertising conipedttton. Weber at Hellbroner of New York, won the prise for best Indlvldue! newspaper advertising: Benson Hlxon Company of Chicago, won the prixe for the best newspaper camps ign George-Boden- hausen Company of bt.

joaepn. won the prise for the best direct-by-mail campaign: Desmonds of Los Angeles, won tn tho best outdoor publicity group. and the best all around exhibit contest was won by t'arker Bridget company of Washington. D. C.

rHckstela. (Attorney. J. levy. SS0 Broad way.

t'nited French Societies. Manhattaa. realty. E. Rise.

I- Nwtw, A. C. Feravta. (Attorney. V.

C. Koss. 5 Wtlllam 5t Manor Realty Brooklyn. L. II.

Vleniester. A. Crawford. O. L.

Ollbert. rXttmnvrv. Oroeera. Ml Manhattaa Paramount Paraaoi Manhattan. fi0: J.

and Brirker. W. Kail a. (Attorney. N.

fhulmar, Marroba.k Karma. Rorheater. realty. EL 11. King.

K. a. Near. T. S.

Puiver. (Attorney. F. I. Stokes, Rochester.) Brldalswet.

Manhattan, musical and literary works. I V0CO 1. A. Wolfeohn. 8.

Klappols. L- Hees. (Attorneys. Mess 4 Kahn, id West 42-t ft Safety Prteket Manhattan. 110.0110; K.

Q. and D. E- Iorerraft. 8. W.

Ferron. (Attorney. R. I. Moan.

1.4S3 Uroad-w Cleopatra Models, Manhattan, wearing an- parai. ld.JCO: P. Markewttx. p. uoert, M.

Prvaamaa. (Attorney. H. Selden. 302 Broadway.) CAPITAl.

INCREASES. I Cnlverml Proralde Corylng Studios. Manhattan. te JVl.OiXi. Outlet Shoe Trading Manhattaa.

iX(XM Tex Knslneenng Manhattaa. te Issue X.10 shares common stock, no par value. Hanaa Securities Corp Manhattan. 5.000 sharea preferred stock. tSO each; 00U common, no par value.

REPrCTlON. Ilten Uiuidalion Manhattaa. lo IW.uO. NAME CHAKOK. rl-ksr Manhattaa.

to Stiikow Deco-raucg Works. rES10NAT10N8. Looms ef Amertra. textiles. $10.

OtO; E. fkartd. 1M Fourth Av. OT Wall St. Restaurant J.OOn shares preferred stock.

llCkl each: z.Oiu common, na par value; rep-. W. J. Taupler, ST Wall St. SClinENDKR OF AUTHORJTT.

Illinois-Iowa Il. Vaaquea. Corraa A fel. MSSOLITIOX8. Kepple Sellgntan Manhattan.

Ioseora Realty Corp Manhattaa. Holswaseer A Manhattan. J. Rsrmund Srnlth, Manhattan. Kamlnski A Mnjerkt.

Kim Park. Jouira. of the Outdoor L4fe Puhllahing Cw-. St. Armsnd.

New Jersey Charters. Special to The yw York Time. TRENTON. Sept. 15.

New charters: tills Engine Corp-. Newark, te manufacture stationary engines. I30.UI0; Perclvsl K. Re-vee. Herhert R.

Reeves, Richard F. Uile. Newark. Investment and Security Camden, hti veatments and scurttis, 130.000: F. R.

Haaaell. I. Ciow. John A. MacPeak.

Camden. Art Radio Pal-e Jersey City, deal la nevelts. Sjoo.niet; H. A. Blark.

C. J. Skinner. W. J.

Jersey City. Brooks A Bartenaerfer. Fair view, K. manufacture 12S aiU Waller Urooaa. I-'atrvteA--.

Partenwerfer. innt jaciarmy, tiarsensack. Delaware Charters. Special fo Vsrt Times. TOVER.

Sept. 13. Charters filed today: North American Oil Wllmlnston. produce and refine. (Corporation Truat 7x (State tax paid with fillnx- 2.0ii).riv shares wjthout nominal or par value for taxation rtirpoaea.) Kmplre Ltrawa Sterl Corporation.

land eontainins cwal. Iron, maxaarsla. 83.760,000, Wlimlnr'rn. (Corporation tM-rrtce C. New York Auto farts suton.ohllea, 8l.wei.oi0.

Wilmlnston. (Colonial Charter Mineral Hank Mlnlna- 8l.0nn.n00i O. 8. IVttltt. Mary J.

Coleman, A. Stein. N. Sletn. Oklahoma City.

M. H. Crawford. Hay. Arlx.

A. If. Henney. rhoenlx. Aria; W.

Crawford. Superior. Aril. (lela- were Kciat ration Truat Co. Kastern Auto products manufacture spark pluca, fT.vonn: John T.

Mdlovern. K. R. r-rause. (V tiold waaeer.

New York. (Pelawar It.irtstratinn A IworpSrstton Co.l Koaee Coaet Oil mining. S.vm.onO; ftlenn Nichols, Z. Mryers. W.

J. Johnson, Houston. Tex. tCorporatlo Service Co.) rteverasra. New York, manufacture.

(Krxialrar and Transfer Co.) tiuaranty Realty Ltovjs, (3UOAO. (U. 8. Corporation Co.) Rowene Coal Wilmlnston. own.

mines, l.nl.UW. (Corporation Trust Cp. of Amertra Maytsn Pictures, films. 81V.O0O; Lnula L. Mayer.

Prooklyot Alexander (iuttornisnn, Kranrra alth John Tanaet. John Dlcroste. New York. (Reftatrar A Transfer Co. I Klnetle Engine Fuel mercantile.

Oeo. Thoma. New York; Walter C. Crane. Suffern.

N. Y. Hortenae Wolff. ankers. N.

Y. I Corporation Trust Co. of America.) Vnlted launch Wsrons, Wilmington, automobiles. 8IOO.O11O. (Colonial Charier Co.) Weaver Motor 10ii.o00; H.

A. Weaver. V. K. Wesver, Conway.

John H. Fhort. Weaver, Ta. (Capital Trust Co. of Delaware.) Juvenile Products New York, make toyn.

gvi.onn. IT. 8. Corporation Co.) Standard Veterinary Product Wll-mlnrton. Jj0.0tJ.

(Corporation Trust Co. of America.) Jay Could A Philadelphia, storks and bond.i. (Ccrporatlon Guarantee and Trtst Co.) CAPITAL TNCRE.FE. Oindr BrM.e Pinellas, Oftft to R. Richardson IH11 Co.

to Old Hicitory I-ye Chcml.ai Eaclnaw. MJ0 to THE BUSINESS WORLD COMMERCIAL. PAPER. Yeaterday 14 peg cent, for the best names. Thursday 4" per eent.

for the beat names. The qaotatloaa are for six months' paper. Demand for Printed Printed silks are In Improved demand for The buying recently has been Increasing tn volume and. although the vogue of plain linings has hampered it samowhatJ it expected that the -son will be good. Next Spring, however, ts looked upon to see prints return to their fullest popular' ty.

Just what effects will prevail Is still moot question. It wos said yesterday that the vogue of Persian effect is passing and that for Spring, Egyptian and Chinese influences will prevail. Woolen Lines Announcement was made yesterday at the -office of the American woolen Company of the withdrawal of all fabrics lit Department 1. Subdivisions A and B. These oomnrtse startles, seml-atsoles and some tropica While no statement was made beyond this, it Is understood that the withdrawal Is for price revision.

The action taken woo somewhat of a surprise, os. while the question of rrtce revision has been dlscujsed by the rado. it was not believed that the lines would be withdrawn so quickly. Canadian Garment Man Hare. Several Canadian garment manufacturers, representing- the Canadian Manufacturers' Association.

Toronto, who are now in this oity attending tho style show and convention of tho National Association of Retail Clothiers, visited the offices of tho International Association of Garment Manufacturers on Thursday to Inspect Its organization and systems. Particular Interest woo displayed tn tho co-operative buying work doiw by the association, and lso In that to establish a uniform cost accounting system in ail branches of the garment and clothing industries. Included In the pevrtv were J. M. Mcintosh.

R. P. Sparks. William Johnston. A J.

Black and J. A North-way. Hard Coal Production Behind. Production of hard coal this week has been far below normal. 8a ward's Journal will nay today, on account of many mine workers having left the region during tho five months' shutdown.

Besides, the collieries were not in shape to turn out a maximum tonnage, as rule, until a certain amount of repair work, cleaning up and pumping has been done. Output has been increasing steadily day by day. however, and next week It should be back to I or 10 per cent, of normal. The average consumer of bituminous coal la still under the impression that things ore coming hia way In a market sense, and that the longer he defers buying, the greater will be hie advantage. 8o far.

the course. of prices baa setmed to support this theory. Cotton Will Spell tho Change. Buyers of percaln and other printed cotton fabrics of a staple nature are keeping a weather ey an cotton, for hi "course of tho staple during the next few daye will doubtless spell higher prices on standard goods of "this construction. The wey for them has been paved by the withdrawal of two of the best-known lines tn the market, but even yet there te a disposition to hold back unless a rise in cotton sends grav goods higher than they are now.

With ilV-Inch Ct-CO prlntcloths selling In the gray at cents and in the form of percales at 11 cents, there io said to be very rsUnree ef the Week. BBAPtTRKET reports 830 falluree fer tne week In tne United States ss oempered with 290 for tfaa previous week and 14, 144. 63 and IUO for the correeponeing weeks 111 to 1018. The New En stand State, had .11: Utedie. T9 Western, ir.

Nortkweatem. U. Southern. S3 Par Western. 4.

Canada had 47 against 68 for the preceding week, la ths Called States about 77 per rent, of the total number ef concern falling bsd capital er leas and 14 8 per cent, had from (A.Ono te capital- la Tewa. OATTI-McQCADB CO A petition In bask-rurtcy was filed yesterday sgainat the Uat-tl-McQuade Oempaay. mill products. 2O0 Fifth Avenue, with a plant la New Jereey and in the Eaetera Pistrlet of Kiw Terlt, by tneae creditors: Samuel A. Waldstela, Urattoe A Kalght Manufacturing Company, 40; W.

C. Jones Company, 111. MA. Judge stanton appointed John B. Johnston receiver under bond ef t25.0u0- It le stated the liabilities are about 81.000.000 an.

the assets about asito.ooo. Tne eoncern nsa sera In the hands ef a creditors' eommtttve for the last sis or seven months aa ex tnnatoa agreement. WIN OREENTTEL.D CO. A petition la bankruptcy was files yceterday agalnet win Oreen field A stoek brokers. iS Broad way.

I'V these Ueorge W. Sea- burv. 8123: Emtio Hodrlgues, 140: Edith innaen, 840. Judge Alanton appointed panels X. rxneen receiver, under bond ef 8.VXV The names ef the partners are given a.

Edwin H. Greenfield and Kenneth timltn. It Is stated the liabilities are about 000 and the aseete about 8i.0. ISIDORE OOIXiSTElN A petition la benk-nintn was filed veaterday asalnat Isidore fioldsteln, retail groceries. 80S Beck street, by these creditors: Jack Broudy.

8117; Iren. C. Tone. 8l2: Anna J. Llppman.

12: Anna Cholnca, 8il- Judge Manton appointed ran-cts X. LHneea receiver, under bond of AiO. It Is stated tne naoiuties are the aaeeta about gl.ixiu. AVTONin J. KPALLAH.

A petition tn bankruptcy was ftlea yesterday a gal a at Antonio J. Sedallah, importer and exporter. x.u Rroadwav. by Charles Broadway Rouse. for 1.

ISO. Judge Manton appointed Harry toggery receiver, unaer oomi it N0. It Is stated the liabilities are about IJ.0O0 end the saeete 8.1.000 to M.O00. FEIKKLX A LISX- A petition tn bankruptcy wss filed yesterday against Joseph Felngold and Abraham U.S. trading as Fein-gold A Lies, millinery supplies.

I IS I'linre Street, by eredltere: Uajeatlc Braid Works. tls Sadowaky. S00 Bee Bunder. Judge Manton appointed Harry Zalkln receiver, under bona or la stated t)re liabilities sr. snout apd the assets shout IVOnn.

HAKltl Bl A)Vr, mnjrriu 'l' v.t..k..-1-B A 1 1 1.1 n. Ir Inn In bankruptcy yesterday, listing liabilities of 81.W and no assets. LOUIS HA SCX. salesman, 3S.1 West 111th Etiwi. filed a petition in bankruptcy yes terday, listing lis bi; tiles of IS.SvJ and sssets Of t.M.

MORRIS M. Pit EWER A bankruptcy was filed yesterday asalnat Mor tis M. Brenner, wnateeaie ani retail jeweiry. 71 Nassau Street, by iheee creditors Msthlew M. BrouJsnky.

1578; Wlgdsf Hsr-ris. LJlllsn Wlexenfeld, ABRAHAM TAL.AL A petition In bankruptcy was filed yesterday asainat Abraham Talal. manufacturer of bate and cane. Ill East 4th Street, by 9. SUmrarl.

claiming WIlXtAM UNDENBACM. mattress maker. 701 Second Avenue, filed a petition la bankruptcy yesterday, listing liabilities of 8.418 sad ne assets. tlRAND COAT FRONT CO. A petition la bsnkruptcy was filed yesterday against Samuel Kaplen and Benjamen Sloan, trading as the Orand Coat Front coat fronts.

I.8 Ureene street, by theae creditors Wll-merdtng A Biseet. 1378; WUligm Alsberg A 2.MI. C. A T. FL'RNtTCRE CO.

A petition In bankruptcy was filed yceterday against Harry Cohen snd Benjamin Tepper, trading as the C. 4 T. Furniture retailers, 2.020 Third Avenue, by I'. 8. Chair Co.

for 8U: Shapiro Bros. Vph. 8400; E. N. Cohen, too.

COHEN A FINKELSTEIN. A petition In bankruptcy was filed yesterday against Mor-lis J. Cohen snd Irving Flnkelateln, trading ss Cohen A Flnkeiatvin, Jobbers In hosiery, Tt Orchsrd Street, by these creditors: Irene FinkeUnan. 82.231: Anna Levy. fisO; Sain Rahlnowltx.

MA.NASSAH BRANPT- A petition In bankruptcy was filed yeaterday against Manae-sah Brandt, manufacturer of clothing, 752 Broadway, by thesis creditors: Irene Flnkal-man. 11.004; Sam Rablnowlti, 8222; U. Janowltx. 110. HERMAN KANOF8K A petition In bankruptcy has been flk-d sgainat Herman Kanofsky.

4.813 Rock away pach Boulevard, Arverne, L. by Sally Mesalnger for $.00. He. Bunder 840 snd Helen llcKen-nell 810. TERRY MANVFACTtJRINO INO.

Judge Manton yesterday appointed Ioula E. Vellhaber, George 8. Da so snd John J. Trescy ancillary receivers for the Terry Manufacturing- manufacturers of machinery, of 13 Exchange Plaoe. Jersey City.

N. J. An equity suit waa started against th concern by James J. Sullivan, a creditor for The liabilities. It Is stated, are 831 .833 and the assets H.2l.

The bond of ths receivers ass fixed at $2,500. J. STKES A CO. Judge Manton yeaterday appointed Stephen C. Baldwin receiver for J.

dykes Ar stock brokers. 23 Beaver Street, under bond of 82.60O. It is statvd the liabilities are about 120,000 and ths assets about 85.000. little in it for the printers. If anything at all.

According to a representative of one well-known concern, however. If prices on the finished goods were advanced enough to give tho printers all the nroft to which they were legitimately entitled, the Increases would have to be such that they would atop buying to a very large extent. Higher Rug Pricea Are Coming. Inquiries made in the floor coverings trade yesterday brought to light the fact that about the only thing definite at present in connection with the coming Spring season Is that prloes will be higher. Ordinarily prices of Spring goods are announced on or about Oct.

1. but this year, due to ths fact that the middle of September finds the big producers with Quantities of Fall goods yet to be made and shipped, the chances are that the opening will be deferred. A general opening may possibly not come until after Election Xay. Buying for Fail continues active, and tho call for rugs la such that buyers are aald to be taking anything they can get. regardless of quality or pattern.

Special order business In carpets also is heavy, and In some cases will 'Veep looms engaged through tho remainder of tho year. A Change, in Their Buying. A change In the way buyers who come to this city are operating was cony merited on yesterday by tho sales manager of a large company making branded lines of women's hosiery, underwear and gloves. As a re trull of the forced business of the period following the war." he said, retail buyers formed tho habit of comlr.s to this market primarily to look Tor cheap merchandise. This inclination thev have clung to.

I find they do verv little buying of the regular branded lines while here, but primarily occupy their time with hunting cheap lots which they can dispose of tn qui-k sales. They evidently prefer to do their buying of the brsnded merchandise when the salesmen roach them on tho road. Not Enough Infants' Wear? Thot Inadequate stocks of Infants' garments and aoccsr ories are carried by a large number of shops. Including the big department stores, and are the cause of a substantial loss of business was declared by a resident buyer yesterday. In corroboration, he cited the experience of his wife, who went into a number of large stores for some baby clothes.

In every one she found that either the oolor or the particular size she wanted was not in stock. He said that, finally, she was forced to do the buying of these articles in a neighborhood store. While this was a small one. It bsd a large stock of Infants' wear. When tho case of his wife ts multiplied by thousands, the buyer pointed out, the resulting loss to tho big stores la apparent.

Gray Goods Quiet Down. Trading in gray goods fell off considerably hi this market yesterday, although further business was done In 19 lrch S-73 printcloths at- 10 cents for near-by delivery. Similar sales of 31 V-laeh tt-CCs were made at 9 writs, with a few spot lots let -out by seuond hands at IT cents. Southern makes of IfVft-Inch 0-4Ss wre also let out for spot shipment by second hands. In a small wav.

at Hi cents, but later the price weiit up an eighth- Some near-by business was also reported in t0-yard sheetings at 7 cents, with cents asked for contracts. Ten omta was again paid for four-yard. square goods. Bida of 10 centa for pajama checks were aald to have been none too successful. BUSINESS RECORDS 8.

BLICK A IN(i Judge Manton yesterday appointed John II. Hannon receiver for S. llilek eoronatsskm merchants deaUug la butter and eggs. 840 Ureenwkch Street, under bond ef l0.0o0. FEI ER-LtTE lighting fixtures, 108 West 4Uth Street, filed schedules In bankruptcy yesterday, listing natalities ef 87.SI7 snd sssvis of g'tfii-o.

ONE WEST 14JH STHK.BT AMCSEMENT 1 West 1434 Street. filed schedue-s la bankruptcy yeaterday, Hating liabilities ef snd assets of 8VX'. PHILLIPS SIEGEL msnuf acturers et dresees. Fifth Avenue, filed schedules In bsnkruptcy yesterday, listing liabilities of -TO and assets of 86-23- N'OHMAl. HAT manufacturers.

10 Weet Fourth Street. tMed schedules la bankruptcy yesterday. Hating liabilities of 8S.JS3 and ais-ta ef $2,512. Oat ef Tewa. pedal The New Torh Ttstes.

CHICAOO. Sept. 1.1. A voluntsry petition In bankruptcy was filed here today by J. Schwartx.

with liabilities of 11.8;t8 and assets ef JUDQMENT3 Filed yesterday, the first name being that of the debtor: la New York Ceanty. Push. Harold Waddlngton Condensed Milk Inc. Baker. Charles F.

J. Grc.ee M.eOJ.VO Brooklyn Bargain 8 to re. Ino. W. Gor- sinaky et al vS 25 Bloom.

Bomard Earllngton Corp 1.0. Crawford. Wro. F. Tumbridge Realty Inc 125.40 Childress.

David and Ors F. Wright. II JO Carrlgan, John Falrchlld Bona, 388.30 Carlk Trading Inc Export A Ira- port News Bureau. Inc 140. W0 Iiouble Century Needle Mfg.

Corp. A. Weingartea 708.82 PtrK. Henry K. H.

Klrby Pavlea Co J.ha klrth Ino 1.98JJ2 Puffy. Msrgaret and James dene lUa.ty Inc T. ...281.89 De Bebian. Mary Cla-ndene Realty Co Ino 3.8S IVmahue. Chss.

Columbia Casuslty cy i oo Dickinson. Howard N. R. Lsndoa. J'-l-M He Marion.

Frank Jdandel 4i Danehy. Kaniel L. T. Hynt 1,539. 20 Eighty-Seven Second St.

Inc. Mendel Fasca, Joseph, or Seraflno Fasce M. Haletto I10.M Freedcnthsl, Benjamin, and Jacob Honlg (Jordan Knitting Mills) S. L. fohn.

100.80 Ferinienn, John end Fidelity A Cas- ualty Co. of N. Y. people. Ac 1.500.00 Harry M.

Thau 14100 Fa -en. Jacob tioldhers et al 14 "5 Ftiltnn, Joltn. Jr. F. T.

Tools 184.17 Fsmiers' Co-operative Feed A Produce 428.51 Farmlngdale Truck Farms, and Alert T. Malsht Andrew Cone Oen- eral Advertising Agency 878.30 Garrlguee. Industrial Products Corp. P. Neumaek 7.IV5 Oeller.

Joe J. Schwsrts A .7.22. Oranltex Ino A Van 5-5 41 Urlf-I. Solomon S. Krauat et al Gordon.

ElUaeth V. and Edw. 8. Op- penhelnt, Collins A Co 15B.J7 narflnkle. Nat.

B. Fink IM.TO Oilman, Ino and Ibjrah Oilman Hilton Co. 834 50 Gravel. Louis Chopsk Textile Inc 4Za Oreeubsum. Louie L.

Frank et al 223.15 Hearn, Edw. L. Mercantile Trust C. 18.s53.SS Heller, Abraham Industrial Comm. State N.

lo.oo Hall Oenedict Studios. Inc Craftsmen Film Laboratories, Inc tv5 51 Aiiaiw Jonea. Vm. T. f'oleman iJimp Co ii' rTetienca t.

r. v-. KlnR, Greco H. A S. Psgue Co 10 Il.nl.ml.

ttutt 807.15 Live Wire Traellng Bag Free- pon, jh. x. rtnnini iu.wir Ie. is, Mary Psr'lfjo "llank 1S4 5H liuil -4'iiwni i 1 1 enu I 91 04 Meshes. Uenjnmln H.

FlsVtsr A 118.73 John E. or J. H. McGregor William JecKman Kons. ino L- A4lt inuinr, iin.

i jr. j. v. Nurses' Outfitting Ass'n, Inc. O.

Orl- nier Nesl.lt. John A United Nsval Stores Co Inc llnl.4.1 Protijansky. Ieon M. G. Felnthal 3.fltW.o0 l.

J. Tlerney none inc. wurnii Chatiman Derrick A Wrecking Co. .7.13.44 Pricken. Adnlph S.

Maler Kodgera, Wm. B. P. Emmler 32U.BS Jvcnuitx. Allien ninuimiun densaH Milk Inc Ml 8ampter.

Ada M. O. Grimmer 3.4110.08 Strain. Juse snd Mew amsieroani ualty Co. reople Ac 500.00 Sherman, Philip Broadwsy and 8Mh 8t Itealty Inc 190.80 8m Mann A Inc.

A T. Garage Ino .491.33 Sherman Square Construction Corp. C. Tomaalello John E. L.

Mosler 179.20 i nited Import Traaing ana jiidmi von uer wertn Liaa i nion oaun Weher Sam P. Rothmsn et al 17S.03 MONEY TO LOAN en accounts receivable and other liquid assets; companies financed: substantial accounts only. NKT'TON FINANCE CORIORATION. 180 Broadway, CorUandt 7758 THE WEEK'S PRICE TREND. An Excess of Advances Still Con tinues to Bs a Feature.

Although Dun's current list of whole sale commodities pricea showed Just over twice aa many advances as declines, the margin of. excess of the former over the latter was not quite as large as last week. Then there were fifty advances In slxty-slx changes, while this week only fortyseven of the seventy revisions were upward. There wore relatively fewer changes In the foodstuffs than for some time, with a alight excess qf declines over advances apparent. Tho following list gives the minimum wholesale prices quoted oa selected standard commodities this week.

They are corrected to yesterday, and with them are given comparative prices for last week and the corresponding week a year ago: This Last Year Week. Week. Ac o. Apples. bbl ,.93.25 $3.0 83.00 Henna, at.

c. 1(X ibe. 5 s.73 0.60 Butter, ex. LJ I k. .11 1 .44 lr0 S.ou 13.

1.40 2.60 .07 .1 .60 .13 9.00 8.75 7.30 .73 Cubase, per bbl Cheese, w. l.UO S.S3 .23 Codfish. Od.Qks., 100 lbs. 8.00 e.iv Cofiee. eniu .13 .10 near-by, On i on a bag Peas, Scotch.

100 Potatoes, bbl .02 1.75 25 a. 6u .07 V4 .10 .50 .16 a.oo .17 8 00 7.60 .74 1.2U .17, .14 .06.8 .13 2.60 6.MI 4.60 -Mice, fancy hesd. IW Tea, Formosa. lair, Tea. Japan, beet.

Bacon. 140s down, Beef. live. 100 Hams, bis-. In Hon, live.

100 lbs .14 .66 14 1.U0 .19 0. 13 6.75 .78 1.33 Sheep, live. 10U lbs Parley, malting, Hay, No. 1. llAj lbs Rye.

No. 2, bu Aluminum, pig. lb Copper, electro, Spelter, lb brown yd. Cloths, e4xto Hides, No. 1, iiides, cow.

in lock sole. un. t. lb. Hubber.

fine, lb. Plan. 1st latex ailk. China, at. flL lat 1.J0 1.16 .14 .14 .12 .04.

8 .13 -JV .39 .43 1H. 44 .13 .00 .14 .40 -lb lb. 8-60 8.90 7.00 Cilk, Japan, fil. No. 1.

elnshlu. lb 7.40 7.23 Wool, av. 08 lb. .71.7 .71.5 A-30 Only fourteen changes were recorded In the foodstuff section of the general list tnia week, and tneae eignt were declines. Among the few chances was a rise of ten cents a barrel In bpring patent nour, witn winter sort straognts unchanged.

Middle Western lard was lower here, and rams also declined. Bacon did not change. In the provisions list at Chicago the only advance shown was in live hogs. There were no declines this week, for the first time in a long while. Changes were also few in the dairy producVs lists this week, the only ones being a rise of lVi cents a pound in the best cheese and an advance of two cunts a dozen in fancv nesrbv eggs This brought cheese above the corres ponding level for last year." but the eggs are considerably lower than at this time In 1921.

The only change recorded In the listed fresb and dried fruits was a break of 23 cents a barrel In common aoDles, Declines in beans ranged from 50 cents a hundred pounds on cnoice marrow stock to 75 cents a hundred on choice red and choice white kidneys. 'The only listed change in the vegetables list was a rise of S3 cents a bag in onions The beversg lists were bare of changes again this week, and the only revision in tne spices was a rurther rise in Zanzibar cloves. Both BS-test raw and fine granulated sugars were Wei net el n. Mag and Benjamin Racbe Broadway Clothes Shop) N. Berber 1.T14.44 Same Sacae l.CCs.bO The Brena Ceeaty.

A rams Louis O. C. Tsylor as Pres. 8103.15 VUedung, Sophie A Charles Herman R. Neckel 1I3M Con la a Robert S- J.

Prestes 84:1.53 Campbell Edward A- N. Y. Ttlepbone Co 8.3 Chessid Samuel Y. Telephone Co S74J Haves Samuel L. Michel 100.01 Kiein.

Max A Louis Cedrooe O. T- Hinrlchs 77.O0 Mskstein Morris E. O. 820.23 SATISFIED JUDGMENTS. The first name ts that ef the debtor: the second that ef the creditor aad date wkea Judgment was filed: la New Yerk Coaaty.

Cooper. Mas. aad Fidelity A Deposit Co. ef Md. People, Ac.

Oct. 11. 1021 (canceled) tl. 000-00 Clinton, Adelphus. and New Amsterdam Casualty Co.

Jane 18. 1023 (canceled) 1.000.00 Gallagher, Tkomea. and New Amsterdam Casualty Co. earns; June 2. 1923 (canceled .....1.000.00 Yltareill.

Joseph. and Oittseppe M. Pascarelle; June II. 1922 604.70 Joseph Schmidt, Inc. Wan.

Ottataa A May 17. 1028 Fltxgerald, Joseph V. Serenas Realty Co-J-Oet. Iil ..4.871.58 Chesterfield Mfg. Co et at J.

W. Greea. et Apr. U. 1922 040.77 Intercontinental Exporting Corp.

Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bui- letin; July 12. 1920 404.88 Burgtasky, Nathan H. Brown Oct. 18, 1917 227.03 Rhodes. Leopold Stayton Realty Mar.

84. 1922 T20.3J Radt. Mas B. Btaiaer; Dec. 4.

1920 canceled I 14.8183 De Bruyo, Roger P. Sylvester: Aug. 14. 1919 100.80 la Brux Ceaaty. Broadway Development J.

VI-hart, et Dec 10. 1920.... $1,088.41 MECHANICS' LIENS. Filed Yesterday. la New Yerk Ceaaty.

Murray Royal Iron Works a sal net H- Wankla. owner snd contractor 8333.00 07th to 88 East; Dennar Lum- her Inc. against Phelps Stokes Fund, owner I Reddy Contracting and? Patrick Reddy. contractors. .134.11 Ll-peaard 43; Arnold E.

Xrafft asalnat Seymour Oppenhelmer aad William Rau. owners; Alfred M. Rau. contractor (renewal) 893.80 76th 140 West; W. Stevens, sgalnst Anna K.

Jones, owner snd contractor 150.00 Barrow 10; Rudolph Levin against Caero Traders. owner; John E. McCoy, anb-eontractor ...123.00 la Break Connty Klngsbiidge n. e. corner ef 230th At.nxlftt.l; Gaetano Crdt against Saydlll Realty owners and eon-tractors 875.00 Ryer e.

Sdo feet s. of 181st 80x34: Vsrverslty Plumbing snd Heating Co. against Samael Barman, oejier; Larson. Heitman A John, con-trxrctors 5OA.00 Sanie property; same sgainat Samuel Herman, owner and contractor 174.00 SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS. In New York Ceanty.

8t. Nicholas 008: Harry Slegsl against laman Realty Co. st gl. Sept. 8, 1203.39 Bronx County.

Faraday 84: Starts, Mullla sgalnst Thomas J. Fanning et March 34 lit "4 1187.00 A CORRECTION Under the mistaken impression that all flock dotted voiles were Normandies, we advertised in this paper on June 13th under the heading REAL DRESS VALUES NORMANDY VOILES TO RETAIL AT $4.95 In fairness to the producers of Normandy fabrics and to the trade, we take this opportunity to apologize for the misuse of the name Normandy. NATIONAL GARMENT (Avrutine 34-36 West 32nd Si. cheaper. In the grains declines were seen in wheat and corn, and advances in oat, rye and mAlting barley.

Eastern crude rubber was higher again tnis week. While no quotable changes either wey were seen in the leather list this week, there were four advances in hides, with declines lacking. The rises were seen in No. 1 native peckers, heavy native cows. No.

1 buffs and No. extremes. The combined lists for drugs, chemicals, dyestuffs and oils together showed nineteen changes, of which ten were downward. There were no marked features to any of the changes. The naval stores, for the first time on record, showed a solid list of advances.

Pitch, resin, tar and turpentine all were higher. Ten of the twelve changrs tn the metals were upward, the onlv declines being In tin and No. 2x pig iron. Advances were seen in basic valley furnace and Bessemer pig Iron. Bessemer and forging billets, wire rods, refined Iron bars, spelter and Furnace and foundry coke made up part of their recent loss, the former rising $1 a ton and the latter 60 cents.

In the lumber list, where there were no declines this week, advances were eeen in six-inch air-dried roofers and No. 1 common yellow pine boards. Chip boards and No. 1 old paper mixture pulp supplied the only advances in the paper section, with declines missing. Japanese raw silk advanced 15', cents a pound.

Most of "tho actlvties In the textiles this week centred tn cotton goods and burlaps. In the former seyeral constructions of grsy goods advanced under active trading, and prices were also put up on leading lines of Industrial cham-brays. Leading lines of percales were withdrawn for the time being. Active and speculative trading In burlaps advanced prices tn that market during the irst half of the week. DRY GOODS ROAD ORDERS UP Large Gain In the Week, but Salea Less Than Year Ago.

Special fo Tha Nate York Time. CHICAGO. Sept. 15. Marshall Field In their weekly review of the wholesale dry goods trade, say: Current wholesale distribution of dry goods was slightly less than during the corresponding week of last year.

"Orders from road salesmen, while showing a very large gain over the re ceding week, ere not quite aa large aa a year ago. Ginghams are now being offered for spring delivery and orders are in excel lent volume. There were more customers in the market than last year. "Collections continue satisfactory." Business In Ribbons. Ribbon manufacturers continue to await the improvement in demand which they expect will accompany the change in seasons.

Buying during the past week continued light and waa mainly confined to the narrow widths. In this class the picot edges are most active, but even here buyers continue to take only as much merchandise as they know they can sell without difficulty. Metal lic narrow ribbon sales are growing. and these will probably be a big feature of the Fall business. There Is soma increase in the demand for wide ribbons to be uaod as dress rashes ta combina tion with a metal ornament, the business passing is comparatively small Hairbow ribbons continue, in restricted a.

mana. ARRIVAL OF BUYERS Arriving Buyers may register la this coiuran oy teiepooaing xiryaat lou, ATLANTA J. B. Fallal re J. B.

Fal-laize, Fall else, linens, cottoa fabrics; Brealln. ATLANTA. Gs J. M. High 3.

D. Italian, ready-to-wear eoats. suite and dresses; 120 W. 32d St. (Alfred Fantl).

BUFFALO J. N. Adam A H. Burn. men boys bats: IS W.

30th. BC FT A LO Wp Hengerer J. M. Ham ilton, iinena, white goods; 18 W. Swtk.

CHICAGO Maude! Bros. H. A. Levy, coats, suits, dresses; 13 E. 22 d.

CINCINNATI Smith Kaaeon O. W. Porter, muslin. silk underwear, house dreeeee. children's dresses, petticoats, basement Prinee George.

DETHOlT-Newoorab-Endleott H. J. Aoler, lamps, pictures, furniture, furniture nowHIea; 200 5th Room llJO. KANSAS CITY. Kan.

Supreme Garment L. North, Jersey coat sweaters; 118 W. IMS L. M. Crakow).

LITTLE. ItOCK. M. Cohn H. Wolf.

ladles' handkerchiefs, hoeiary, gloves: 120 W. 824 (Liftmen A fitorrht. LOS ANGELEP Bullock's; Miss ltlerts. Jewelry, silverware; 223 Bth Av. Bel all Rreearch A sen.

I LOS ANGELES Harry Epltver. ooata and noon Ijiu. riTTSBlTir.iI, CeV to. Arcrr, uign-cius iur-i riinaua. and plain-tailored suits; H0 W.

cai. wein-rrnrr v. cnambers. dre.eea, suits: 82 Mh Av. Ret all Ii nt SAN FRANCISCO T.

Bar rT" n.l- vnU." mmr' N-iomers-Pennsyi: SAN FRANCISCO Kapha. Wrfii a fn goods E. istn- WnK SOUTH BEND. a nrSmUh, ktsrs; 1.153 way ST. PAUL Levins Tsng.

rcadv-to-wear; CI arid re. 7T1' rcaJr VrCKSBCRG. D. i Co. W.

Block Fischer )7" 3 1 BUSINESS NOTES, Richard B. BereatAan Alegander Smith A kar.a Cstmi, rWnne John K. Hermes, huyer and toanager li. floor covering drpartmenta ol Stern Bnbthers. this city, will begin boautesa on Monday as importer, and Chlneoe and Ternaa ruge.

The smlnau will be carried en under the name of nereaes arret compaay, with off toes snd ulieraiRii.M Company, bic. the seventh floor of the Brunswick Building, 125 Fifth niiw. William G. Adams will be the saw mn' SKlng director of tha National rvunii A Tiaveling Salesmen's Asaociations. aocord- uig i.

aa announcement made yesterday by a. m. mwu, rrviiov ni ok in. council. hi jammm ai.i i Tir mini Basement Merchandise SATURDAY 9 A.M.

TO 4 P.M. The following buyers will be at the Retail Research Association. 225 Fifth Avenue, from 9 A. M. to 4 P.

today to look at jobs and regular merchandise Miss D. Tinker Infants Wear. Bath Robes and House Dresses. Miss S. Feldman Blouses.

Sweaters. Knit Goods. Petticoats, Corsets and Brassieres. BAMBERGER CO. Newark NEW PULLMAN PLAN Division of Car Building and Sleeping Car Operation Not in Sight Yet.

Special to TA York Time: CHICAGO. Sept. 15. Lfist week reports came from Now York regarding a plan of reorganization of the Company whereby the car building and sleeping car operations would be segregated. The rumor went so "far es to state that one share of stock in each of the new companies would be given for a share of existing Pullman stock, and that the stock cif both new companies would start paying dividends of $4 a year.

John J. Mitchell, a IMrectof of the Pullman Com Dan and Chairman of the Illinois Merchants Banking Group of Chicago, stated today that no plan ror a segregation of the Pullman Company's operations is pending at present. It' is likely, however, thst some such clan will eventually be adopted, as it would have the advantage of removing the cosistructlon branch from the Juris diction of tne Interstate Commerce com mission. BUYERS' WANTS. Fifteen cents per word socA inatrticm.

GOLJVIA8 Wanted Black, h'gh lustre; cash I.ihowitz. 131 Wnt 'Jth. CANTON Cn-t Wanted batin faced. Ii. Simon, Weet Sn CHIFFON Velvets Wanted Cheney Broe blacks and all shades.

Madison Square 3513. CHEVE Back Satin Wanted Oxford, i Wt S2d. ReSES W'anied We pay ihA. cash for jobs of dresses, any quantity, tn canton crepe, satin canton, crepe de chlue, polret rwtii, tncotine and outer materials; no tot toe large or too small; submit samples; 0-6 dally, tin floor. 23 West 33d.

Pennsylvania "30. DRESSES Wanted Open to buy any quan tity; close outs, good styles; clotris. silks. velvets. 80-34 Weet Stith 10th floor.

DRESSES (Children's! Wanted Open to buy any quantity; sizes 7-14; spot cash. not. 7. I21 Kid IjRKSSXK Wamtx! Joi'twr ulaivuw luuuedi ate orders on aad clom dresses. 33 F.ast 4th floor.

DRESSES W'anied Placing orders on styles. silks and woolens; bring samples. 100 West 2th, 10th floor. L-KtCSaib Wanted Jobber piecing orders; all materlale. 110 Madison 1st rioor.

Collax Wanted Beaver and caracal spot cash. 1. Funt, 142 West 20th St. Chelsea 9513. INFANTAS Booties.

Sacuuea Sets an Sweaters Wanted Any for cash; advise what you have to close out. L. W7 Times Downtown. LAC 3 Wanted Spaniah, for Immediate de livery: only large quantities at a price. lMh floor, West 8.M.

MARLEICNS Wanted All shades, for cash, ben Ginsourg 134 W. 87th. Fits Roy 861 1. MAHLEiN Wanted 124) West i-d, 3d floor. Chel.ie-.

t45. 1-OlHET TWILLS Wanted. Fur caeh, cheaper grade. Apply all wetk. Room 5f7.

114 Mac'l-on Av. POIHET Twill Wanted Navy and black: cash. Wetrunaa, Wilkes A Bchwarts. 2 West 83d. VtUJL KS Wanted lAils brown and reindeer.

Samuel Springer A Son. 19 West 21st. WORSTED Hand Knitting Tarn wanted, Jobbers can secure their requirements direct from spinner. Room 701, 354 4th city. Tel.

also. t13. OFFERINGS TO BUYERS. Fit ten cents per word cock Insertion. BOLTVIAS.

ormsdales IH.3, cr.lnchills. po- laires. Koutialx Mills Poloma. watKfna 1232 DRESSES Chiffon velvets: wonderful assort' meat of styles: better make; close out. -trauH torr.

la f.ast DrlsSSSES Polret twill, all oc.I Unrnodiate aeiivery; beautiful models; 13.75 up. Goldstein. 50 Wsst MANTELLA Botanys. five colore. Watktns 52l.

pieces, assorted SERGE Whitman No. 1210; will aril for cash only, call MaSlson Square B.V3. SERGES 7614. 7301. 6So0j 2UU.

001. WYAXrOTTE Double cUlnihilla. mohawk snd gray; also various fancy mixturea. Zaindenberg a LskaahsuaA. 123 Weat 27th.

watKins w-it1. Cstatracta Offered. CONTRACTORS on men's coat sweaters: bring saiupio-. Cooper A Cooper. 47 East SOth.

Situations Wanted. SALESMAN. Southern, wants side line of children's coats and dreeses for big Southern trade; first-class lines only. 817 Times. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OF LANCASTt.lt.

fiECEIVERS SALB OF DEPARTMENT STORES AND FIXTUK1S. LANCASTER, 8. OCT. 2D, 1022. and by virtue of an order made bv Circuit Judge W.

H. Town-end. dared July 24. 1922. in the case of "Ex i'arte, John T.

oddey. Receiver: tn Te: Catawba FVrtlllT-r Company, Plaintiff, vs. Lancaster Mercantile Coiipany ana t'. u. Jones, Defendants." the reeeivsr win sen pnbllo In the store rooms of Lancaster Mercantile Company, at Lancaster, tt.

C. on Oct- 2. 1B22, coinmenc-lng at twelve o'clock neon, ana continuing therrarter and from day to day until the sale is completed, the entire eiock of sooda. merchandise and futures of aal.t Lancaster Company. Fl Kai-hy departrnents as foiluws: i 1 Groceries.

(I) Hardware, furniture and undertaking. (J) General merchandise. Including ail th. balance of the 4 Fixture, connected witk the grocery department. Sl Fixtures connected with the hard-wsre.

furniture snd undertaklne. I Fixtures connected with th. genersl I. nrehandise. Including all balance of fix tures.

SECOND Immedlatsly thereafter tha en tire otock of all departments snd fixtures will oe oriarea as a wnoi. and whichever method of sale brings th. most will be declared ud oon firmed as the true saje. tMS SALt-AiiY person desiring to hid will be reoiiired to tu, tn fled check to be approved by the Receiver at leaat Id par ceut. of the amount of hit bid at the time the sal.

is knocked down and upon his failure te dw so. the sale be Immediately reopened. Th. purchaser will required to pay one-third cash, balance In three equal regular conseoutlve monthly Instalments, deferred bavments bearing in terest at seven per cent, and iMund assignment of collaterals. heceiver; wlrh provision that failure to pay m.ui insiairrwii wnen due shall render th.

entire dt-bt due and collectible with privilege to purchaser of paying all caah. The 10 per cent. ioalt ill be returned and win oe una as a part payment on the rash portion of his bid. Upset price will b. announced by th.

Receiver at the opening of Prospective purchasers have tha Ar examining the stock of goods, merchandiae -n miuru any time during rive davs next before date of aAle. -invixT before date of male. Sept. 7. 1022.

Receiver. BAXKRCPTCY SAIE. IN THB DISTRICT COCRT OK THE United States for the Southern Dietrlct of New York. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of 8AMCEL GORDON and SAMUEL FATOWE Individually and ss copartners tradiav aa GORDON 4 FA TOW K.

Bankrupt. Chas. Shongood, U. S. Auctioneer for the Southern District of New York in bankruptcy, sells Tuesday.

September 20th, by order of ths Court, at A. at 130 tVest 2Vh Borough of Manhattan, asMta of Uve above bankrupt, consisting of ladies garments, coats, suits, machinery, fixtures, etc. Also tha receiver's ritiht. tit la and interest In and to the unexpired term of the lease of the said premises. THOMAS H.

MATTERS Receiver. SHAIN'E A WEINR1K. Attorneys for Receiver. 299 Broadway, New York. Inspection Sept.

snd fi.Vh. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK- THE Vnlted States for the Southern District of New Tork. In Bankruptcy. in the matter of DAVID WELTMAN. JOSEPH WELTMAN snd ABRAHAM WELTMAN individually and as copartners trading as WELTMAN Bankrupt.

Chas. Shonguod, V. S. Auctioneer for the Southern District of New York In bankruptcy, sella Thursday, Spi. 21st, by order of the Court, at 2 I.

at 27 W. SI st Borough of Manhattan, assets of the above bankrupt, consisting of ladles' garments, coats, suits, piece goods, fixtures, etc Also the receiver's right, title and interest In and to the unexpired term of the lease of the sctd premises. EDWARD J. RYAN, Receiver. SHAIXE A WEINR1B.

Attorney, for Receiver. 2J9 Broadway, New York. Inspection Sept. HHh and 2ftth. IN THB DISTRICT COURT THE United 8tates for the' Southern District of New' ork.

In Bankruptcy. In the matter of BENJAMIN SHAI'IIIO. Bankrupt. Chaa. Shongood.

U. S. Auctioneer far the Southern District of New York In bankruptcy, slis Friday, Sept. 22nd. 1IC2, by order of the Court, at 2 P.

at 27 West 2flth Borough of Manhattan, assets of the above bankrupt, consisting of plush coata. piece goods, trlmmines. lmlr.tr-. fixtures, etc. JOSEPH B.

KEIXY. Receiver. DAVID H. LAPSTONE, Attorney fr Receiver, 2 VI Broadway New York. Inspection 2(Ah and 21st.

LEGAL ADVTTKTISF.MFTe. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COIKT, Southern District et New York. In tsn-ruptcy. No. bilao In th.

natter of Pi ALBERT 6T1LWELL, WILLIAM S. Lt FLX.it and CHARLIE indivlduaUy aad as oupartuera, doing buaioee. aneer tbe firm naiue and style of tJl'lLWELL, LOWE. Bankrupta An order having been granted hereig ea the 2wh day ef July, 122. requiring the ci editors of th.

above earned bankrupts and all other persons, firms snd eorporstleae cleJming bonds, stocks, securities, casa ea deposit or oilier assets, er the proceeds thereof tit th. custody, or under the eoatrel. of th. Receiver herein, te file their claim, to or for said bonds, stocks, securities, eaao on deposit and ether assets, er the prsassrts inereor. I IM ftlilllfl WW WWW I to show cause dated July Itith, Itil.

signed by Hon. Augustus N. Hand, one ef the Judres of this Court, and tbe petntea.ef Wolfgang 6. Schwabacker. the Sboueteer herein, verified th.

2Sth day of July. 1U2. and upon all ths papers and proceedings had and taken herein, and oa due proof e( tbe servtc. cf said order lo show cause, oa motion of Messrs. Oreenbaiua, Wei If Ernst, attorney a for the Receiver hr4a, it is ORDERED, that alt ef Ue eredtters ef tbe above-aaxoed bankrupts, aad all parsaen, firms and rorporatioaa.

ei aiming series, stocks, securities, cash ea deposit er ether assets, or tbe proceeds thereof, la the poe-seaslnn, custody or under the eentrol wf th. Receiver herein, be and they hereby are directed to file their claims thereto ar there--fur. tn the office of the Clerk of this Court on or before th. 16th day of October lfiil; shu 19 i uruier ORDERED, that any aad git eredltere ee claimants to said bonds, stocks, securities, cash on deposit, or ether assets, er ths proceeds thereof, who shall Dot file such claims to or for the said bonds, stocks, securities, cash on deposits or other sssets. or he proceeds thereof, thereby asserting their right, title and Interest therein and there, on er before th.

aforementioned ttm. be and they hereby are' forever barred from snaking or asserting any right, title and int. res tn or to the said bonds, stocks, securities, cash en deposit or other assets, or the proceeds thereof jmiw ta the posse eetes. custody or under th. control of the Receiver herein, and the said creditor, and! claimants are.

la default thereof, hereby forever enjoined aad restrained from making, claiming er asserting; any euch riirht. title and Intersex therein and thereto; and tt ts further ORDERED, that all creditors er claimants who have heretofore Instituted reolamatloa procerftns herein, be and the same herebe ar. directed to intervene hernia, aad that' the petitions or affidavits In said reclamation proceedings be deemed and considered as answers to the petition herein and the ord-r to shew cause herein all evidence taken and proceedings had heretofore la such reclamation proceedings shall be ad mitted and used after soch intervw-tio aa thntirh tekert herein: aad It ts furthar ukderkd, that the determlastiost ef art rights, titles and Inlereets. tf any. In and to any or all' ef the said Swede, ateeka.

securities, eash on deposit, or other aseete. or ths proceeds thereof. may, as atoreeaid. and the same bereev are iwfsjieil ta John J. Town send, who t.

herebv appointed. Pneclal Master for that purpue. to heerr and determine the rlvnts snail eredtteew and claimants. Ineluduur the Rensfawr m.mA tL. Trustee In bankruptcy hereiat aad tn.

Special Mm'r la. directed to- adtnat. detemlna aan aajuoicate the rtgnta, taiee, tn teres-a. equities, claims and Iteae thsreU and thereto, and report to this Ceart hie water, mlna'ion therein; and tt ts farther ORDERED, that ncrvtoe ef this enter be m1e by maillnr a coov ef said erdse each cf the creditors whose na-oes appear npon tne nooks of tke bankrupts herein and to other persons interested herein who shall have filed notice, of appearance herein, at their eddresews appear! ne- mm lha books of the ebove-ea-ped an before September JOtk. IKt aad by publishing a copy of this rdr In Tbe New rnrg Times aad The Dalle Mm Rene once a week for two soreeafve weeks, tha last publication to be not later than October 6th.

1922. which shall ba and ts fc-rW a. Clared to be sufficlsat actios beeeed. nf. svwt -Tevtetnoer -tn.

MAKTOM, u. BANHKI PTCT -WTrCFS. AT A STATED TERM OP" THB States District Court for tbe Southern Dlstriot ef New York. K.M w. v.

Office Building, In the Borough ef Mas. hsttaa. City of New York, en the 7th vr S-ptember. 1K22, la Bankruptcy. 1 SSv.

i-reeentr Has. Martin T. Uantesu n-wwtt Judge. tn the matter WVTrT i vror T. GEORUE STILES.

Individually and ss trading under th. firm name and style of OAA1BLU dt YATbS. alleged back-nipt. th" snnesed petUloa ef Stephen V. Hopkins, on.

of the petitioning creditors ver.iira nm mitB Oay ef August, IV22. snd umhi sit ths nnvrfin. v. heretofore; and upon the annexed ipuja-tlon of T. Oeorse Stiles, det.d tha of July.

1922. and on rr.ouon ef siessra. I'icoit, iwnynre, Menus A Bmst, attorneys for thS BstitlonlnS AMdnr. T. Oeorge Stiles, one of th.

aliened bankrupts, sad th. creditor, of the above pemed alleged bankrupt. show cause at a atsted term ef this court, to be held la the Pest Office Bljlldina. In ths Bnmuafe r.t Vf bsttan. City of New Y.rk.

on th. 27lh dsr pcpiemoer. ivzz. at 10 clock of the forenoon of that day, er as soon thereafter as co an el ran be heard, why aa order should not be mad. dlamls-ln the nait.

tlon in bankruptcy a. aatnat T. Oeorre Stiles, one of the alleeed hsnkrunts. in consideration of hi. payment to the receiver of tha sum ef IS.obo and his wt-- drawal et a eiaha te the fund.

In ths bands based upon a chattsl tnort- sage executed by the firm of Gamble A to him. and why the petitioning creditor, should not have ttte rlrht to withdraw said petition as against T. oeorr. Stiles, snd why euch ether and further relief as to th. court mav seem tuai mil Proper should not be granted; 'aad Is further Ordered, that servire of this order should be made upon the known creditor, of tb.

irm oi oamme a Tstea and upon T. Oeorre Stilra. oj of th. alleged bankrupts, lv mailing a onriy ef this order ta ths sals creditors at least ten days before the return day and by publishing thia order see be. rore tne return osv thereof Tne Dairy News Record and The New York Tim.

VAATiN T. MANTON, u. e. j. UNITED STATES DISTRrPT COtTftT.

1 Plstrtct ef Mew York tn Southern matter of OII.BRT-0 FARREL I'jUNTlNa ClI TVC 1 i An offer having been made bv W. Wul. cshy te purchase from the receiver fr tn. sura of lo.Ortrt tn caah sad 14.000 by chattel mortgage) the assets of th. alleged bankrupt aituated tn tho premise, at No.

lul Grand Street, ta th. Borough of Jtlanhattart. City of New York, with tbe exception of th. accounts receivable and chases In eoUon, sub-, lect. however, te two mortgages aggregating l7.ftfil.lH.

and upon the annexed eeittion el Jfee W. LI. rich, th. receiver her-in. duly verified the 14th day of S-ptamber.

liJ. and upon all the proceedings had herein, let th. creditors of th. above-named bankrupt show causa at a term for motions of this court, to b. held at th.

United State. Court Hous. and Post Offto. Buildlns tn ths Bm. oufrh of Manhattan.

City of New York, la Koora zs.i inereor, oa the with day ef September, 1(122. at 10 A. M. on said day, or as scon thereafter as counsel can be hesss thia offer or any other offer which may be made at that time should bms be aosepted. and it Is Ordered that Msg Cederbanm.

Louis Frey and'J. P. McDonoueh. be and thee here by ar. appointed to appraise the assets of the above-namea bankrupt and that thev file neir report on er before the return day hereof, and It 1.

further Ordered that notice of this ansllestlM as given by mail by depositing a roc sf this order to show cause and th. offer ef W. K. Mulcaby In a duly ssaled. properly postpaid envelope addressed to the creditors of th.

said bankrupt at leaat Jive days before Iks return day thereof. an.T4-.hat a enne order be published la Tue New York Ttms snd Th. Dally News Rooerd In acoerdaaea witn tne rules anl practice of this court. MANTON, U. S.

C. SUMMONSES. EITREMS COURT Of THB STATU 0 New York. County ef New Yerk ivr.n. DEL CASTILLO.

Plaintiff. ae.iniT ETER SCHILTHCIS. JAft femi- fH( IS and ALBERT SCHILTHt'IH partnere trading under the firm name of SCHILTHUIS AMERICAN TRADING COMPANY. Defendants. Summons.

TO THE ABOVE NAMED FE NX) AJfTS YOU ARB HEREBY SUMMON to answer the complaint in thia action and ta serve a copy of your answer, or. If the eom- Piami is not served with this summons te serve a notice of appearance, on the plaintiff's Attorneys within twenty days after the service of thia summons, exclusive of th. day of service. In case ef your failure to, appear or answer, judgment will be takes against you by default fop the relief demanded In the VoraplalnL liat1. June 6th.

J2 GILBERT. CAMPBELL FARRANOTY. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 14 Wall irse. Borough of Manhattan.

City ef New York. TO: PETER W. SCHILTHUIS. JAN SCHlC nu n. Auitui r.

ocriiLTriUIa. Dei fondants. SIRS: The foresrolng summons ts served upon you by publication, pursuant to aa ordf-r of Hon. Robert McO. Marsh, a Justice cf the Supreme Court of the Slate of New Yotk, dated th.

7th day of September. and filed with the complaint in th. oftic. of the Clerk of the 'County New York, at th. County Court House, tn the Borough of Manhattan.

City. County and State New York. Dated. New York. September Tth.

123. GILBERT. CAMPBELL A FARRANCO. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office A Poet Office Address.

14 Wail Street, Borotigsl Set Manhattan. City of piew Yerk..